Visual Studio .Net - Source Control
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Any idea how I can completely disable the integrated source control in vs.net 2003? In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that, but I don't see anything similar in 2003.. :~
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Oh, we use perforce at work. I'd much rather use the external client than the integrated stuff, because the integrated stuff doesn't seem to work very well. Little things like thinking files are checked out by me when they aren't. Mostly though because when I work at home, I'm not always connected to the VPN; so stuff gets hella confused when the VPN connection goes away in the middle of something. Hence, I'd rather do it manually. :)
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Any idea how I can completely disable the integrated source control in vs.net 2003? In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that, but I don't see anything similar in 2003.. :~
upsdude wrote: In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that Same in VS 2003. I just can't recall the registry key, but I always do that when I install VS.
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Any idea how I can completely disable the integrated source control in vs.net 2003? In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that, but I don't see anything similar in 2003.. :~
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Use this tool A small tool to remove SCC information of a VS2003.NET project file[^]
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upsdude wrote: In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that Same in VS 2003. I just can't recall the registry key, but I always do that when I install VS.
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Any idea how I can completely disable the integrated source control in vs.net 2003? In VC6, you could set a registry key to do that, but I don't see anything similar in 2003.. :~
Hmm. I took a look at the registry tree used by VS.NET 2003 on my machine. What happens if you remove the values from the key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\SourceControl\EngineNames
The other values are 'behavior' settings. This one might be sufficient to disconnect a given provider.
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